A Family Tapestry

Tuesday, May 7, 2019

Where's the Gold?

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As we trace the personal history of our ancestors, we can't help but include the broader impact of general history in what became of ou...
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Monday, May 6, 2019

Provenance

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For those interested in history and the objects that tell its story, the idea of provenance—tracing the earliest known history of the item ...
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Sunday, May 5, 2019

Another Two Weeks, Another Tally

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We've barely passed a week since companies celebrated National DNA Day with the kind of sales genetic genealogists are always intereste...
Saturday, May 4, 2019

Now Indexing :
More South Carolina Records

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Since I've lately been working on my family roots in the form of the Broyles family from Upcountry South Carolina, it made sense, now t...
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Friday, May 3, 2019

About the Broyles Brothers

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It doesn't seem right, leaving the phase of life in which the Broyles family lived at Ashtabula without mentioning something more about...
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Thursday, May 2, 2019

Another May Party

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While the wedding celebration of Sarah Taliaferro Broyles' sister Caroline may have been hosted at Ashtabula, there was one more happy ...
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Wednesday, May 1, 2019

A May Party

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The Broyles family lived at their home outside Pendleton, South Carolina—later dubbed Ashtabula—from 1837 until sometime in 1851. During th...
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It is my contention that, after a lifetime, one of the greatest needs people have is to be remembered. They want to know: have I made a difference? I write because I can't keep for myself the gifts others have entrusted to me. Through what I've already been given--though not forgetting those to whom I must pass this along--from family I receive my heritage; through family I leave a legacy. With family I weave a tapestry. These are my strands.
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